http://www.ftmlondon.org/
I have n't been to this Exhibition but I did read a review and it sounded very intriguing.
Monday 22 December 2008
ARLIS Creative Industries Day
The Art Libraries Society recently help a day focusing on the creative industries. Below are some useful website on the business aspect.
http://www.bl.uk/bipc/index.html
http://www.bl.uk/reshelp/index.html.
www.businesslink.gov.uk
www.jobsinsight.co.uk
www.statisticsinsight.co.uk
www.publishingbirmingham.com
www.birminghammusic.com
And the websites below focus on materials
http://materialstories.com/
http://www.ecolect.net/
http://www.mutr.co.uk/
http://www.modulor.info/
http://www.modelshop.co.uk/
http://www.materialconnexion.com/
http://www.iom3.org/
http://amf.globalwatchonline.com/epicentric_portal/site/AMF/menuitem.06688dadabd92be81006a0108380e1a0/?mode=0
http://www.bl.uk/bipc/index.html
http://www.bl.uk/reshelp/index.html.
www.businesslink.gov.uk
www.jobsinsight.co.uk
www.statisticsinsight.co.uk
www.publishingbirmingham.com
www.birminghammusic.com
And the websites below focus on materials
http://materialstories.com/
http://www.ecolect.net/
http://www.mutr.co.uk/
http://www.modulor.info/
http://www.modelshop.co.uk/
http://www.materialconnexion.com/
http://www.iom3.org/
http://amf.globalwatchonline.com/epicentric_portal/site/AMF/menuitem.06688dadabd92be81006a0108380e1a0/?mode=0
Monday 8 December 2008
Chelsea College of Art and Tate Libraries
I recently visited the Chelsea College of Art and Design library and the Tate Library. They are both part of SCONUL ACCESS - although the Tate only allows staff and PHDs to borrow. However, any member of the public can register as reader and have reference access.
Both libraries have amazing collections and are happy to have our students visit. I would always advise a phone call first since most materials have to be retrieved from storage.
Both libraries have amazing collections and are happy to have our students visit. I would always advise a phone call first since most materials have to be retrieved from storage.
Mary Quant lecture
These lectures are usually very popular!
http://www.vam.ac.uk/activ_events/courses/lectures_talks_tours/friday_talks/index.html
Mary Quant - Inspired By
Friday 23 January
Lecture Theatre
19.00-20.00
Described as "the High Priestess of Sixties Fashion", Mary Quant was one of the most influential figures in Swinging London. She is famed for her distinctive Op and Pop-Art patterns and for popularising Sixties classics like the mini-skirt, hot pants, paint-box make-up and plastic macs. She discusses the highpoints of her career.
£8, £6 concessions
This talk will be BSL interpreted
Book online or call +44 (0)20 7942 2211
http://www.vam.ac.uk/activ_events/courses/lectures_talks_tours/friday_talks/index.html
Mary Quant - Inspired By
Friday 23 January
Lecture Theatre
19.00-20.00
Described as "the High Priestess of Sixties Fashion", Mary Quant was one of the most influential figures in Swinging London. She is famed for her distinctive Op and Pop-Art patterns and for popularising Sixties classics like the mini-skirt, hot pants, paint-box make-up and plastic macs. She discusses the highpoints of her career.
£8, £6 concessions
This talk will be BSL interpreted
Book online or call +44 (0)20 7942 2211
Thursday 4 December 2008
Mark Rothko Exhibition Tate Modern
http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/exhibitions/markrothko/default.shtm
Tate Modern presents an exhibition by one of the world’s most famous and best-loved artists, Mark Rothko. This is the first significant exhibition of his work to be held in the UK for over 20 years.
Tate Modern's iconic 'Rothko Room' works are reunited for the first time with works from Japan. The Seagram Murals were originally commissioned for The Four Seasons Restaurant in the Seagram Building New York.
Rothko’s iconic paintings, composed of luminous, soft-edged rectangles saturated with colour, are among the most enduring and mysterious created by an artist in modern times. In the exhibition his paintings glow meditatively from the walls in deep dark reds, oranges, maroons, browns, blacks, and greys.
The exhibition will also focus on other work in series, such as the Black-Form paintings, his large-scale Brown and Grey works on paper, and his last series of Black on Grey paintings, created in the final decade of his life from 1958-1970.
Tate Modern presents an exhibition by one of the world’s most famous and best-loved artists, Mark Rothko. This is the first significant exhibition of his work to be held in the UK for over 20 years.
Tate Modern's iconic 'Rothko Room' works are reunited for the first time with works from Japan. The Seagram Murals were originally commissioned for The Four Seasons Restaurant in the Seagram Building New York.
Rothko’s iconic paintings, composed of luminous, soft-edged rectangles saturated with colour, are among the most enduring and mysterious created by an artist in modern times. In the exhibition his paintings glow meditatively from the walls in deep dark reds, oranges, maroons, browns, blacks, and greys.
The exhibition will also focus on other work in series, such as the Black-Form paintings, his large-scale Brown and Grey works on paper, and his last series of Black on Grey paintings, created in the final decade of his life from 1958-1970.
National Art Library
http://www.vam.ac.uk/nal/
I recently visited the National Art Library at the V&A and I will be encouraging our students to go there.
The National Art Library at the Victoria and Albert Museum is a majorpublic reference library. Its strength lies in the range and depth of its holdings of documentary material concerning the fine and decorativearts of many countries and periods. It is also the curatorial departmentfor the art, craft and design of thebook, details of which can be found in the Prints & Books collection.
It is such a stunning library with unique resources - including many databases which our students can use. They even offer user education sessions on Tuesday.
I recently visited the National Art Library at the V&A and I will be encouraging our students to go there.
The National Art Library at the Victoria and Albert Museum is a majorpublic reference library. Its strength lies in the range and depth of its holdings of documentary material concerning the fine and decorativearts of many countries and periods. It is also the curatorial departmentfor the art, craft and design of thebook, details of which can be found in the Prints & Books collection.
It is such a stunning library with unique resources - including many databases which our students can use. They even offer user education sessions on Tuesday.
Wednesday 12 November 2008
Free web resources for Art and Design students
An email came around asking for useful free web resources for Art and Design students and the following were suggested - both film orientated.
http://artsonfilm.wmin.ac.uk/
http://www.archive.org/index.php
http://artsonfilm.wmin.ac.uk/
http://www.archive.org/index.php
Thursday 6 November 2008
Statuephilia LATE at British Library
http://www.britishmuseum.org/whats_on/events_calendar/statuephilia_late.aspx
Statuephilia Late
Enjoy an evening at the British Museum
Friday 7 November, 18.30–21.00Great CourtAdmission free, just drop in
Enjoy sculpture from ancient to contemporary in the British Museum. Five sculptures by Antony Gormley, Damien Hirst, Ron Mueck, Tim Noble and Sue Webster and Marc Quinn are displayed alongside the Museum’s permanent collections.
Take part in workshops and attend performances and talks in the Great Court and galleries.
Statuephilia Late
Enjoy an evening at the British Museum
Friday 7 November, 18.30–21.00Great CourtAdmission free, just drop in
Enjoy sculpture from ancient to contemporary in the British Museum. Five sculptures by Antony Gormley, Damien Hirst, Ron Mueck, Tim Noble and Sue Webster and Marc Quinn are displayed alongside the Museum’s permanent collections.
Take part in workshops and attend performances and talks in the Great Court and galleries.
Sunday 26 October 2008
Byzantium Exhibition - Royal Academy
http://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibitions/byzantium/
Super exhibition. Went on opening day because I just couldn't wait.
Super exhibition. Went on opening day because I just couldn't wait.
Fashion v Sport
http://www.vam.ac.uk/microsites/fashion-v-sport/
Very interesting exhibition for our fashion students.
Very interesting exhibition for our fashion students.
Tuesday 21 October 2008
The last debutantes exhibition - Kensington Palace
http://www.hrp.org.uk/KensingtonPalace/WhatsOn/Default/thelastdebutantes.aspx
I went to the above exhibition last week. Very interesting in both the cultural and fashion aspects.
I went to the above exhibition last week. Very interesting in both the cultural and fashion aspects.
Black History Month - The Many Colours of British Fashion
Please note this upcoming event
Thursday 30 October 6pm - 9.30pm The Many Colours of British Fashion - an evening of discussion and entertainment Cutting edge insights on issues around creative workers in the fashion industries. Black street fashion and music is categorized as representing cultural diversity. Museums and other cultural institutions are now putting this into official historic contexts. Speakers: Maame Baryeh, Untold Design Sola Oyebade, Mahogany Fashion Agency Ghandan Mahal, Women's Library Performers: Felix Dexter, Actor, writer and outstanding comedian shortMAN Musician, spoken word and sensational performance poet Michelle Marie Author, songwriter and astonishing spoken word artist Main Lecture Theatre, Business School and Library Building, Docklands Campus.
Thursday 30 October 6pm - 9.30pm The Many Colours of British Fashion - an evening of discussion and entertainment Cutting edge insights on issues around creative workers in the fashion industries. Black street fashion and music is categorized as representing cultural diversity. Museums and other cultural institutions are now putting this into official historic contexts. Speakers: Maame Baryeh, Untold Design Sola Oyebade, Mahogany Fashion Agency Ghandan Mahal, Women's Library Performers: Felix Dexter, Actor, writer and outstanding comedian shortMAN Musician, spoken word and sensational performance poet Michelle Marie Author, songwriter and astonishing spoken word artist Main Lecture Theatre, Business School and Library Building, Docklands Campus.
Friday 10 October 2008
Images of Medieval Manuscripts from Leeds University Library
Some 685 digital images from our medieval illuminated manuscripts are now
available online: http://ludos.leeds.ac.uk/collection/medmss. Twenty-seven
different manuscripts have been drawn on for the project, including four from
Ripon Cathedral Library (held at Leeds University Library). Apart from the Hours
associated with the Bedford Master Workshop (Brotherton Collection MS 1),
the Genealogical History Roll (Brotherton Collection MS 100) and one small
fragment, which have been photographed in full, the manuscripts are
represented selectively, but all miniatures and all significant illuminated borders
and initials have been included.
available online: http://ludos.leeds.ac.uk/collection/medmss. Twenty-seven
different manuscripts have been drawn on for the project, including four from
Ripon Cathedral Library (held at Leeds University Library). Apart from the Hours
associated with the Bedford Master Workshop (Brotherton Collection MS 1),
the Genealogical History Roll (Brotherton Collection MS 100) and one small
fragment, which have been photographed in full, the manuscripts are
represented selectively, but all miniatures and all significant illuminated borders
and initials have been included.
Statuephilia
http://www.britishmuseum.org/whats_on/all_current_exhibitions/statuephilia.aspx
New sculpture exhibit featuring Antony Gormley and Ron Mueck
New sculpture exhibit featuring Antony Gormley and Ron Mueck
Thursday 2 October 2008
New books
I do apologise for the lack of blogging lately but it is a busy time for all of us.
Please see the links below to view all the new books put into stock for July, August and September. Once you have click on the link, you can choose the subject area from the list on the left.
http://www.uel.ac.uk/library/new_books_july_2008.htm
http://www.uel.ac.uk/library/new_books_august_2008.htm
http://www.uel.ac.uk/library/new_books_sept_2008.htm
Please see the links below to view all the new books put into stock for July, August and September. Once you have click on the link, you can choose the subject area from the list on the left.
http://www.uel.ac.uk/library/new_books_july_2008.htm
http://www.uel.ac.uk/library/new_books_august_2008.htm
http://www.uel.ac.uk/library/new_books_sept_2008.htm
Thursday 11 September 2008
New Olympic Archive for UEL
We have just been successful in securing £100K from the Joint Information Systems Committee for a one-year project to create a digital Olympics Archive. Our archive will be called East London Lives – a unique digital archive of ‘London 2012’. It will record and reflect on the process of social change in East London arising from hosting the Olympic and Paralympic Games, focusing on two of the key Olympic promises - social regeneration and health and wellbeing.
It is a joint bid between three parts of our university - the London East Research Institute (Professor Gavin Poynter and Dr Iain Macrury), the Institute of Health and Human Development (Professor Adrian Renton) and Library and Learning Services. Our partner is the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council.
It is a joint bid between three parts of our university - the London East Research Institute (Professor Gavin Poynter and Dr Iain Macrury), the Institute of Health and Human Development (Professor Adrian Renton) and Library and Learning Services. Our partner is the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council.
Fashionfringe
http://www.fashionfringe.co.uk/
WHAT IS FASHION FRINGE?2008 is the fifth year of Fashion Fringe, the hottest thing to hit British fashion in the last 20 years. Created in 2004 by IMG global sports, entertainment and media company, under the creative direction of Colin McDowell MBE, the challenge is to re-invigorate the fashion industry in this country. Fashion Fringe is looking for cutting edge, iconoclastic talent in design and creativity to continue the tradition Britain has long been famous for.
WHAT IS FASHION FRINGE?2008 is the fifth year of Fashion Fringe, the hottest thing to hit British fashion in the last 20 years. Created in 2004 by IMG global sports, entertainment and media company, under the creative direction of Colin McDowell MBE, the challenge is to re-invigorate the fashion industry in this country. Fashion Fringe is looking for cutting edge, iconoclastic talent in design and creativity to continue the tradition Britain has long been famous for.
Wednesday 10 September 2008
Stuart Hall Library - INIVA
I visited the Stuart Hall Library yesterday and was very impressed. I will definitely be recommending it to our students.
And there is a fantastic exhibit on in their gallery too. See above image.
Friday 5 September 2008
Fashion V Sport at the V & A, 5th August to 4th January
This exhibition explores the creative connections between the two worlds of fashion and sport. Recent developments have seen an increasing number of collaborations and hybrids, from fashion designers producing collections with sportswear brands to sports personalities heading fashion campaigns or even designing their own collections. Fashion V Sport will reveal the complexities and tensions between the two industries.
Tuesday 2 September 2008
Tate Library
I have been contacted by the Tate Library because they would really their facilities to be used more by students. I will be mentioning this in my inductions. They are part of SCONUL Access so our students can actually borrow from them.Monday 1 September 2008
Carfts Council Research Library
http://www.craftscouncil.org.uk/about-us/press-room/view/2008/re-opening-of-the-crafts-council
Inspirational resource for those interested in Contemporary Craft
Inspirational resource for those interested in Contemporary Craft
Wednesday 20 August 2008
Caught in the web: New ways of reaching our students
FYI
Hedley Roberts and Nadine Edwards are both presenting at this event.
Friday 12th September 2008, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London
Web 2.0 technology has been an exciting development in the information world for a while now, but for the first time Arlis is holding a short course on the topic, offering a national overview, an insight into ways in which art and design lecturers are engaging students with the technology, and some practical sessions run by art librarians. Although aimed primarily at art and design librarians, this course has plenty to offer librarians in all subject areas, and will stimulate ideas for your own work with students.
Martin de Saulles, University of Brighton; Sheila Webber, University of Sheffield and Nick Ross, University College of the Creative Arts are amongst the speakers appearing on the day.
Fees:
ARLIS members £85 Non- ARLIS delegates £105
ARLIS Student/unwaged members £42.50 Non-ARLIS Students £65
Retired member rate £63.75
Booking: Deadline 26th August - contact Natasha Held : arlis@vam.ac.uk.
For further information - contact Judith Preece j.a.preece@uel.ac.uk or Nicola Salliss N.Salliss@kingston.ac.uk
Hedley Roberts and Nadine Edwards are both presenting at this event.
Friday 12th September 2008, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London
Web 2.0 technology has been an exciting development in the information world for a while now, but for the first time Arlis is holding a short course on the topic, offering a national overview, an insight into ways in which art and design lecturers are engaging students with the technology, and some practical sessions run by art librarians. Although aimed primarily at art and design librarians, this course has plenty to offer librarians in all subject areas, and will stimulate ideas for your own work with students.
Martin de Saulles, University of Brighton; Sheila Webber, University of Sheffield and Nick Ross, University College of the Creative Arts are amongst the speakers appearing on the day.
Fees:
ARLIS members £85 Non- ARLIS delegates £105
ARLIS Student/unwaged members £42.50 Non-ARLIS Students £65
Retired member rate £63.75
Booking: Deadline 26th August - contact Natasha Held : arlis@vam.ac.uk.
For further information - contact Judith Preece j.a.preece@uel.ac.uk or Nicola Salliss N.Salliss@kingston.ac.uk
Tuesday 19 August 2008
British Printed Images Pre-1700 - Conference
BRITISH PRINTED IMAGES PRE-1700 **
Is a conference jointly organised by the Victoria and Albert Museum and
Birkbeck, University of London.
Venue: Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Auditorium, Sackler Centre
Date: Friday 12 & Saturday 13 September 2008
10.30-17.00
Cost: £110 for 2 days, £55 for 1 day, concessions available
This conference is about the status and role of early printed images in Britain
in books and elsewhere. There is an international line up of speakers.
Printed images were widely circulated in early modern Britain and they provide
vivid and revealing evidence about many aspects of the culture of the period.
Yet only recently have historians begun to give them proper attention, and
this conference will be one of the first to draw out their significance. Themes
will include the importance of printed images for the history of the Reformation
and post-Civil War politics, the emergence of new genres like topographical
engraving and mezzotint, and the place of prints in the developing consumer
market. Speakers will include Kevin Sharpe, Anthony Griffiths, John King, Justin
Campion, Michael Hunter and Alex Walsham.
The conference is linked to, and will showcase, an innovative project in the
form of the AHRB-funded British Printed Images to 1700 project, which will
make available pre-1700 prints in the British Museum and selected material
from the V&A and other collections.
In association with Birkbeck College, University of London Supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council
See the V&A website at
http://www.vam.ac.uk/activ_events/courses/conferences/index.html#printed
for further details or attached for a copy of the Programme and the Birkbeck
Brochure.
You can book online via the V&A website or email bookings.office@vam.ac.uk
Is a conference jointly organised by the Victoria and Albert Museum and
Birkbeck, University of London.
Venue: Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Auditorium, Sackler Centre
Date: Friday 12 & Saturday 13 September 2008
10.30-17.00
Cost: £110 for 2 days, £55 for 1 day, concessions available
This conference is about the status and role of early printed images in Britain
in books and elsewhere. There is an international line up of speakers.
Printed images were widely circulated in early modern Britain and they provide
vivid and revealing evidence about many aspects of the culture of the period.
Yet only recently have historians begun to give them proper attention, and
this conference will be one of the first to draw out their significance. Themes
will include the importance of printed images for the history of the Reformation
and post-Civil War politics, the emergence of new genres like topographical
engraving and mezzotint, and the place of prints in the developing consumer
market. Speakers will include Kevin Sharpe, Anthony Griffiths, John King, Justin
Campion, Michael Hunter and Alex Walsham.
The conference is linked to, and will showcase, an innovative project in the
form of the AHRB-funded British Printed Images to 1700 project, which will
make available pre-1700 prints in the British Museum and selected material
from the V&A and other collections.
In association with Birkbeck College, University of London Supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council
See the V&A website at
http://www.vam.ac.uk/activ_events/courses/conferences/index.html#printed
for further details or attached for a copy of the Programme and the Birkbeck
Brochure.
You can book online via the V&A website or email bookings.office@vam.ac.uk
Monday 18 August 2008
Archetecture Book by UEL Grads
http://www.merrykawamuraganjavian.com/
I have just received a book entitled 'Loctorio Colon' written by Key Portillo-Kawamura and Ali Ganjavian, who are Uel graduates.
See above for a link to their website.
I have just received a book entitled 'Loctorio Colon' written by Key Portillo-Kawamura and Ali Ganjavian, who are Uel graduates.
See above for a link to their website.
Launch of the Royal Academy of Arts Collections Online catalogue: Historic Books, Archives, Works of Art
Royal Academy of Arts Collections Online: Historic Books, Archives, Works of Art
We are delighted to announce the launch of the new version on the online catalogue to the Royal Academy of Arts Permanent Collections: www.racollection.org.uk
The RA Collections website enables you to search and explore the RA’s collections of paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, historic books, archives, historic photographs and plaster casts. There are specific search screens for searching the works of art, books or archive collections, or if you select Search all the Collections you can search across everything in the collection at once.
It is also possible to browse the collections via the Names A-Z and Academicians links. Clicking on the Academicians link brings up an alphabetical list of all past and present Royal Academicians. Clicking on a name in the list brings up a Member’s page containing biographical information about the artist or architect, including any posts they held within the RA, plus a list of all the works of art, historic books and archival documents relating to them in the Collection.
The Names A-Z section lists the names of all the people and organisations associated with objects, books and documents in the Collections. Clicking on a name will take you to the page that displays all the records in the Collection associated with that person or institution.
As well as searching and browsing the Collection, you can explore different themes within the Collections or find out what works from the Collection are currently on display in the Royal Academy via the Topics section.
We are delighted to announce the launch of the new version on the online catalogue to the Royal Academy of Arts Permanent Collections: www.racollection.org.uk
The RA Collections website enables you to search and explore the RA’s collections of paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, historic books, archives, historic photographs and plaster casts. There are specific search screens for searching the works of art, books or archive collections, or if you select Search all the Collections you can search across everything in the collection at once.
It is also possible to browse the collections via the Names A-Z and Academicians links. Clicking on the Academicians link brings up an alphabetical list of all past and present Royal Academicians. Clicking on a name in the list brings up a Member’s page containing biographical information about the artist or architect, including any posts they held within the RA, plus a list of all the works of art, historic books and archival documents relating to them in the Collection.
The Names A-Z section lists the names of all the people and organisations associated with objects, books and documents in the Collections. Clicking on a name will take you to the page that displays all the records in the Collection associated with that person or institution.
As well as searching and browsing the Collection, you can explore different themes within the Collections or find out what works from the Collection are currently on display in the Royal Academy via the Topics section.
Thursday 14 August 2008
Group for Learning in Art and Design Conference
The GLAD (Group for Learning in Art and Design) conference 2008 will take place at Nottingham Trent University on the 8th/ 9th September. The theme of the conference is 'The Student Experience in Art and Design Higher Education: Action for Change. The conference will draw on themes identified at the Cambridge conference in 2007and explore implications for future policy and practice in art and design education. Keynote speakers will explore what art and design can learn from student surveys, as well as the future challenges and opportunities facing the sector.
The conference will be of interest to lecturers, programme leaders, department heads and policymakers involved in the delivery of art and design higher education, for further information or to book a place visit www.ntu.ac.uk/glad or contact Julie Stravino, julie.stravino@ntu.ac.uk 0115 8486090
The conference will be of interest to lecturers, programme leaders, department heads and policymakers involved in the delivery of art and design higher education, for further information or to book a place visit www.ntu.ac.uk/glad or contact Julie Stravino, julie.stravino@ntu.ac.uk 0115 8486090
User Education Sessions
Please let me know asap if you would like to book any user education sessions for the coming semester.
Thursday 17 July 2008
VADS Image Collection
http://vads.ac.uk/
The Central Saint Martins Museum and Study Collection has added a further 400 images from its historic collections to vads.ac.uk. This outstanding collection includes works by many well-known early staff and students, such as William Lethaby, John Farleigh, Noel Rooke, Cecil Collins, William Newland, Eric Gill, Edward Johnston, Jeannetta Cochrane, Joyce Clissold, and many others.The digitised collection consists of a wide range of material including: fine art, ceramics, lettering and calligraphy, prints, theatrical costume design, textiles, books printed and bound in the Central School, German film posters, Japanese prints, and a collection of illustrated books used as teaching examples.The museum has its roots in the Teaching Examples Collection which was established by the first principal of the Central School, William Lethaby. The museum now aims to collect work by former staff and students of Central Saint Martins and the two founding colleges: The Central School of Arts and Crafts, later Design, and St Martin's School of Art.Over 1700 works from the museum are now available to view online at VADS. For more information, see also vads.ac.uk/collections/CSMNotes to EditorsVADS is the online resource for visual arts. It currently provides access to over 100,000 images from art and design collections held in universities, colleges, museums, libraries and archives throughout the UK. The image resources are free and copyright cleared for use in UK Higher and Further Education and personal research.VADS is based within the University College for the Creative Arts at Farnham.
The Central Saint Martins Museum and Study Collection has added a further 400 images from its historic collections to vads.ac.uk. This outstanding collection includes works by many well-known early staff and students, such as William Lethaby, John Farleigh, Noel Rooke, Cecil Collins, William Newland, Eric Gill, Edward Johnston, Jeannetta Cochrane, Joyce Clissold, and many others.The digitised collection consists of a wide range of material including: fine art, ceramics, lettering and calligraphy, prints, theatrical costume design, textiles, books printed and bound in the Central School, German film posters, Japanese prints, and a collection of illustrated books used as teaching examples.The museum has its roots in the Teaching Examples Collection which was established by the first principal of the Central School, William Lethaby. The museum now aims to collect work by former staff and students of Central Saint Martins and the two founding colleges: The Central School of Arts and Crafts, later Design, and St Martin's School of Art.Over 1700 works from the museum are now available to view online at VADS. For more information, see also vads.ac.uk/collections/CSMNotes to EditorsVADS is the online resource for visual arts. It currently provides access to over 100,000 images from art and design collections held in universities, colleges, museums, libraries and archives throughout the UK. The image resources are free and copyright cleared for use in UK Higher and Further Education and personal research.VADS is based within the University College for the Creative Arts at Farnham.
Librarian on leave July 18th to August 11th
I will be visiting my Dad, (a Geordie structural steel draughtsman, believe it or not) in Atlanta until August 11th. If you need anything urgently, please phone 02082233434, which is the general library number.
Martin Creed at Tate Modern
http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/exhibitions/duveenscommission/default.shtm
I went to see this exhibition yesterday. I loved it. Especially when we were leaving and could just catch sight of random runners out of the corner of my eye. The human body is the ultimate work of art.
I went to see this exhibition yesterday. I loved it. Especially when we were leaving and could just catch sight of random runners out of the corner of my eye. The human body is the ultimate work of art.
Urban Street Hunt
http://www.shootexperience.com/photos_new/thumbnails/100/exhibit
I mentioned in an earlier post that that I was going to take part the Urban Street Hunt which is part of the Architecture Festival.
Well, Nadine, Deb and I did enter. We were given maps and had to go around the Southbank taking photos. We chatted too much and didn't get many taken but it was a great day. The above link shows the best photos from the day.
I mentioned in an earlier post that that I was going to take part the Urban Street Hunt which is part of the Architecture Festival.
Well, Nadine, Deb and I did enter. We were given maps and had to go around the Southbank taking photos. We chatted too much and didn't get many taken but it was a great day. The above link shows the best photos from the day.
Monday 14 July 2008
Off air recordings July 18th - August 11th 2008
I will be on leave during the above dates. Please contact Hugh Bowman with any off air record requests.
bowman@uel.ac.uk
bowman@uel.ac.uk
European Comic Art - new journal
This is not a journal that we subscribe to at the moment but it does look interesting.
european comic art
ISSN 1754-3797(print) 1754-3800 (online)
European Comic Art is the first English-language scholarly publication devoted to the study of European-language graphic novels, comic strips, comic books and caricature. Published in association with the American Bande Dessinée Society and the International Bande Dessinée Society, European Comic Art builds on existing scholarship in French-language comic art and will be able to draw on the scholarly activities undertaken by both organisations.
European Comic Art is available in both print and online form and will serve as a forum where different theoretical and critical approaches, as well as national comics traditions, can meet.
We would particularly welcome articles in these areas:
The current 'manga-isation' of the European comics scene by Asian comics
Mutual influences of French and American comics
Feminist comic art and women cartoonists
Comics without words
Hergé and the clear-line school of cartooning
Cartoonist collectives and independent publishers since 1990
Genre and the Industry
Comics and digital media
The cartoonist as reporter
Comics in their historical context
Published twice a year, the first issue of the journal is available now
Volume 1 Issue 1 2008 contents
Introduction
Lance Rickman
Bande dessinée and the Cinematograph: Visual narrative in 1895
Paul Gravett
De Luca and Hamlet: Thinking outside the box
Clare Tufts
Family History and Social History: Étienne Davodeau's reportage of reality in Les Mauvaises gens
Matthew Screech
Autobiographical Innovations: Edmond Baudoin's Éloge de la poussière
Thierry Groensteen
A Few Words about The System of Comics and More...
News and Reviews
Artwork by Tanitoc
Find out more about the journal at www.eurocomicart.org
Alternatively click here to subscribe now
SIMON BELL
SALES & MARKETING MANAGER, LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY PRESS
4 Cambridge Street, Liverpool, L69 7ZU, UK
Tel. +44-[0]151-794-2234, Fax +44-[0]151-794.2235
E: sbell@liv.ac.uk W: www.liverpool-unipress.co.
european comic art
ISSN 1754-3797(print) 1754-3800 (online)
European Comic Art is the first English-language scholarly publication devoted to the study of European-language graphic novels, comic strips, comic books and caricature. Published in association with the American Bande Dessinée Society and the International Bande Dessinée Society, European Comic Art builds on existing scholarship in French-language comic art and will be able to draw on the scholarly activities undertaken by both organisations.
European Comic Art is available in both print and online form and will serve as a forum where different theoretical and critical approaches, as well as national comics traditions, can meet.
We would particularly welcome articles in these areas:
The current 'manga-isation' of the European comics scene by Asian comics
Mutual influences of French and American comics
Feminist comic art and women cartoonists
Comics without words
Hergé and the clear-line school of cartooning
Cartoonist collectives and independent publishers since 1990
Genre and the Industry
Comics and digital media
The cartoonist as reporter
Comics in their historical context
Published twice a year, the first issue of the journal is available now
Volume 1 Issue 1 2008 contents
Introduction
Lance Rickman
Bande dessinée and the Cinematograph: Visual narrative in 1895
Paul Gravett
De Luca and Hamlet: Thinking outside the box
Clare Tufts
Family History and Social History: Étienne Davodeau's reportage of reality in Les Mauvaises gens
Matthew Screech
Autobiographical Innovations: Edmond Baudoin's Éloge de la poussière
Thierry Groensteen
A Few Words about The System of Comics and More...
News and Reviews
Artwork by Tanitoc
Find out more about the journal at www.eurocomicart.org
Alternatively click here to subscribe now
SIMON BELL
SALES & MARKETING MANAGER, LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY PRESS
4 Cambridge Street, Liverpool, L69 7ZU, UK
Tel. +44-[0]151-794-2234, Fax +44-[0]151-794.2235
E: sbell@liv.ac.uk W: www.liverpool-unipress.co.
F.A.D Fashion Show - Friday July 18th 2pm
There will be fashion show with a difference at 2pm on Friday in the AVA Building. A group of school children have been working with the department under the banner of F.A.D. and will proudly be displaying the results of their hard work on Friday.
Digimap changes
Please see the following information from Digimap regarding Class Accounts
Dear Colleague,
This message regards the use of Class Accounts with Digimap. Please pass it on
to anyone you think may need this information.
Following the authentication management changes which will occur on 1 August
2008, it will no longer be possible to register for class use of Digimap. All
access to Digimap will be by individual registration only.
As you will know, access to Digimap will be via the UK federation only from 1
August 2008. UK federation rules do not permit more than one person to access
any resource under the same set of credentials. In addition, institutions
subscribing to any Digimap Collection (except Historic Digimap) must assert
"user accountability". This means that the institution is able to trace
activity in any given session to an individual. This is not possible if user
identiifers (which are used to authenticate sessions within online resources)
are shared between individuals, as they would be if using a class account.
Please bear in mind that at busy times of year it may take longer than usual to
process individual registrations. Please ask your students to register in good
time if they need access for the purposes of a class exercise on a particular
day.
Regards,
Emma Sutton
EDINA Geoservices Support
Dear Colleague,
This message regards the use of Class Accounts with Digimap. Please pass it on
to anyone you think may need this information.
Following the authentication management changes which will occur on 1 August
2008, it will no longer be possible to register for class use of Digimap. All
access to Digimap will be by individual registration only.
As you will know, access to Digimap will be via the UK federation only from 1
August 2008. UK federation rules do not permit more than one person to access
any resource under the same set of credentials. In addition, institutions
subscribing to any Digimap Collection (except Historic Digimap) must assert
"user accountability". This means that the institution is able to trace
activity in any given session to an individual. This is not possible if user
identiifers (which are used to authenticate sessions within online resources)
are shared between individuals, as they would be if using a class account.
Please bear in mind that at busy times of year it may take longer than usual to
process individual registrations. Please ask your students to register in good
time if they need access for the purposes of a class exercise on a particular
day.
Regards,
Emma Sutton
EDINA Geoservices Support
Thursday 10 July 2008
Stanley Kubrick Archive - University of the Arts
Archives open days
In celebration of the Stanley Kubrick season on Channel 4, we are holding a number of public open days at the University of the Arts London's Archives and Special Collections Centre. Spaces are limited and therefore booking is essential. The dates and times are as follows:
Monday 21 July at 6.30pm and 7.15pm
Wednesday 23 July at 2pm, 2.45pm and 3.45pm
To book a place please e-mail archive-enquiries@arts.ac.uk or telephone 0207 514 9333.
Archives and Special Collections is based at LCC. Directions and map
Please note these opportunities are for members of the public, unaffiliated with the Univesity of the Arts London. Staff and students of the University will have further opportunities to see the archives on future University open days which are held regularly.
Also to accompany the Channel 4's season The Sunday Telgraph have written a number of pieces which relate to or use archive items extensively. The first installment was published in the Home and Living magazine on Sunday 6th July and can be seen at: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2008/07/07/bfkubrick107.xml
There will be a further feature using archive materials in next Sunday Telegraph's 'Seven' magazine.
As I am sure you are all aware the archive also features as collection of the month on the Archives Hub:
http://www.archiveshub.ac.uk/
These features are all part of a programme of events and publicity around the 80th anniversary of Kubrick's birth and the 40th anniverrsary of the release of his masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Richard Daniels
Stanley Kubrick Archivist
University Archives and Special Collections CentreUniversity of the Arts LondonLondon College of CommunicationElephant and CastleLondonSE1 6SBTel: 020 7514 9332
In celebration of the Stanley Kubrick season on Channel 4, we are holding a number of public open days at the University of the Arts London's Archives and Special Collections Centre. Spaces are limited and therefore booking is essential. The dates and times are as follows:
Monday 21 July at 6.30pm and 7.15pm
Wednesday 23 July at 2pm, 2.45pm and 3.45pm
To book a place please e-mail archive-enquiries@arts.ac.uk or telephone 0207 514 9333.
Archives and Special Collections is based at LCC. Directions and map
Please note these opportunities are for members of the public, unaffiliated with the Univesity of the Arts London. Staff and students of the University will have further opportunities to see the archives on future University open days which are held regularly.
Also to accompany the Channel 4's season The Sunday Telgraph have written a number of pieces which relate to or use archive items extensively. The first installment was published in the Home and Living magazine on Sunday 6th July and can be seen at: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2008/07/07/bfkubrick107.xml
There will be a further feature using archive materials in next Sunday Telegraph's 'Seven' magazine.
As I am sure you are all aware the archive also features as collection of the month on the Archives Hub:
http://www.archiveshub.ac.uk/
These features are all part of a programme of events and publicity around the 80th anniversary of Kubrick's birth and the 40th anniverrsary of the release of his masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Richard Daniels
Stanley Kubrick Archivist
University Archives and Special Collections CentreUniversity of the Arts LondonLondon College of CommunicationElephant and CastleLondonSE1 6SBTel: 020 7514 9332
Tuesday 8 July 2008
Urban Street Hunt July 12th
Part of the London Festival of Architecture
http://www.lfa2008.org/event.php?id=163&name=Urban+Street+Hunt
I think I will be participating in the above event.
http://www.lfa2008.org/event.php?id=163&name=Urban+Street+Hunt
I think I will be participating in the above event.
Global Memory Net
An interesting cross discipline collection.
Directed by Prof. Ching-chih Chen of Simmons College, Boston and supported by the NSF/International Digital Library Program (IDLP), Global Memory Net (GMNet) is intended to be a model global digital library of cultural, historical, and heritage image collections. Much of these unique collections of great value to education and research are not currently accessible due to distance, form, and technical barriers. This project is to find new ways to enable users to access and exploit these significant collections via global network. Each collaborator of this complimentary and synergetic group possesses experience, knowledge, expertise, and capability in different but related research area(s). Each contributes either part of its superb culture and heritage collection, or cutting-edge techniques to facilitate the image retrieval.
GMNet is also a gateway to world invaluable resources. Over 2400 digital collections from over 80 countries were identified and integrated with the current GMNet collections for instant retrieval
GMNet is also a gateway to world invaluable resources. Over 2400 digital collections from over 80 countries were identified and integrated with the current GMNet collections for instant retrieval
Friday 4 July 2008
Jelly and architecture exhibition at UCL
Exhibition involving buildings made of jelly at UCL! Exploring the link between food and architecture.
Thursday 3 July 2008
Newham Schools Show - Opening July 2nd - AVA building
Opening of Newham Schools Show - annual exhibition of work by children from the borough of Newham. Show runs until Friday 11th July.
Iconic poster archive launched online
VADS is pleased to announce that a stunning collection of posters by Tom Eckersley has been digitized and is now available online at vads.ac.ukEckersley is one of the foremost poster designers and graphic communicators of the last century. He used bold simple designs, often resembling collage, and the collection reflects the range of his work from propaganda posters to his post-war posters. The collection was formed by Eckersley and is held at the University of the Arts London Archives and Special Collections Centre.Eckersley's bold, graphic statements coupled with memorable slogans and unique use of colour, were seen promoting some of the most iconic of British institutions such as London Transport, General Post Office, The Ministry of Information and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). Eckersley was also a teacher of poster arts and established the first graphic design course in Britain at the London School/College of Printing (now College of Communication, part of University of the Arts London).Over 100 posters are now available online from this unique archive and further images will be launched on VADS in the coming months.The collection complements other resources on vads.ac.uk such as the Imperial War Museum's poster collection which includes works by Eckersley and his contemporaries such as F H K Henrion and Abram Games.For more information about the Eckersley Archive, see vads.ac.uk/collections/TEC
New Designers 2008
http://www.newdesigners.com/page.cfm/Link=6/t=m/goSection=3
I attended the opening of New Designers in Islington yesterday evening. The UEL textiles stand was fantastic and one of the most eyecatching of the exhibits.
It is a vast exhibition also featuring jewellry and ceramics - so inspirational to see what young designers are up to.
I attended the opening of New Designers in Islington yesterday evening. The UEL textiles stand was fantastic and one of the most eyecatching of the exhibits.
It is a vast exhibition also featuring jewellry and ceramics - so inspirational to see what young designers are up to.
Wednesday 2 July 2008
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD AT SHEFFIELD MILLENNIUM GALLERIES
http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/exh_gfx_en/ART57964.html
This is the only UK showing, outside of London, of an exhibition spanning 30 years of Westwood’s endlessly inventive career.
This is the only UK showing, outside of London, of an exhibition spanning 30 years of Westwood’s endlessly inventive career.
Monday 30 June 2008
Tallinn
Just spent a couple days in the beautiful city of Tallinn.http://www.tourism.tallinn.ee/
http://www.tallinn.info/flash/
Really charming city with such a mixture of architectural styles. Definitely worth a visit.
Tuesday 24 June 2008
The House of Viktor & Rolf Exhibit 18 June 2008 - 21 September 2008
http://www.barbican.org.uk/artgallery/event-detail.asp?ID=7272
The Fashion Department have been raving about this exhibition!
The Fashion Department have been raving about this exhibition!
Monday 23 June 2008
Libraries of Light: Photographic Books from the V&A Collection
http://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/photography/libraries_light/index.html
Display in room 38a, 24 April 2008 - 19 April 2009. Admission free
Display in room 38a, 24 April 2008 - 19 April 2009. Admission free
Unseen Hands - 100 Years of Structural Engineering
http://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/architecture/unseen_hands/index.html
Marking the centenary of the founding of the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE), this exhibition celebrates the importance of engineering in creating some of the most iconic buildings of the past 100 years.
Free exhibition
Marking the centenary of the founding of the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE), this exhibition celebrates the importance of engineering in creating some of the most iconic buildings of the past 100 years.
Free exhibition
The Supremes Exhibit at V & A
http://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/fashion/exhibition_supremes/index.html
I went to this exhibit at the weekend. It is well worth a visit - not only to see the fabulous costumes but also to find out about the social context.
Thursday 19 June 2008
Iniva - Institute of International Visual Arts
http://www.iniva.org/
Ecletic mix of exhibits. Including:
Year 7 students worked with artists Jeremy Wood and Agnes Poitevin-Navarre to produce Personal Cartographies, part of Iniva's Mapping Beyond exhibition series at Rivington Place.
The students explored their personal geographies and history through a series of discussions and exercises with the artists.
They mapped their everyday activities, located family connections to national boundaries, thought about their tastes, hobbies, passions, their family roots and how the ethnicity of their friends is perceived.
And
13 Jun – 27 Jul 2008The first solo exhibition in the UK by Colombian artist Oscar Muñoz – a powerful body of work selected from the last ten years that evokes memory and loss to compelling and seductive effect.
Ecletic mix of exhibits. Including:
Year 7 students worked with artists Jeremy Wood and Agnes Poitevin-Navarre to produce Personal Cartographies, part of Iniva's Mapping Beyond exhibition series at Rivington Place.
The students explored their personal geographies and history through a series of discussions and exercises with the artists.
They mapped their everyday activities, located family connections to national boundaries, thought about their tastes, hobbies, passions, their family roots and how the ethnicity of their friends is perceived.
And
13 Jun – 27 Jul 2008The first solo exhibition in the UK by Colombian artist Oscar Muñoz – a powerful body of work selected from the last ten years that evokes memory and loss to compelling and seductive effect.
Africa Beyond - Artist Residencies Panel Discussion June 26th
http://www.iniva.org/events/what_s_on/artist_residencies
Concluding their residencies in London, Andrew Esiebo, Goddy Leye and Mahmoud Khaled join Mia Jankowicz, Residencies Curator at Gasworks. Their discussion will explore the institutional, ethical and cultural issues raised by their various experiences and working approaches to international artist residencies
Concluding their residencies in London, Andrew Esiebo, Goddy Leye and Mahmoud Khaled join Mia Jankowicz, Residencies Curator at Gasworks. Their discussion will explore the institutional, ethical and cultural issues raised by their various experiences and working approaches to international artist residencies
Street and Studio: An Urban History of Photography
http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/exhibitions/streetandstudio/
I attend the above show on Saturday. Very impressive range of work but perhaps too large and varied to form one exhibit.
My favourite part was looking at the very old 19th century photographs and seeing faces that you would see on the streets today. It brought the exhibit to life for me.
I attend the above show on Saturday. Very impressive range of work but perhaps too large and varied to form one exhibit.
My favourite part was looking at the very old 19th century photographs and seeing faces that you would see on the streets today. It brought the exhibit to life for me.
Wednesday 18 June 2008
Connections
I am in the process of emailing all lecturers so that we can have brief face to face meetingd and perhaps discuss some of your library needs for the coming semester. I am more than happy to come over to your office but free feel to say hallo, next time you are in the library. It really helps to put some faces to the staff list!
Monday 16 June 2008
Fashion website
http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/home
Polyvore lets you mix and match images from anywhere on the web, to create outfits, interior designs, or any kind of collage.
Polyvore lets you mix and match images from anywhere on the web, to create outfits, interior designs, or any kind of collage.
Monday 9 June 2008
Catwalk Queen
Catwalk Queen, Shiny Media’s flagship fashion blog, provides readers with daily fashion news, reviews, catwalk reports, celebrity features and product picks, all delivered with a big dose of fun. From live coverage of the Oscars to videos of new high street bargains, the Catwalk Queen team are there to be your own personal stylist!
http://www.catwalkqueen.tv/
http://www.catwalkqueen.tv/
Graduate Fashion Week
I am really looking forward to attending the UEL catwalk show for Graduate Fashion Week tonight. UEL student Kelly Shaw's design has pride of place on the homepage.
Thursday 5 June 2008
Library Research Day
Just a thank you to all who attended the Library Research Day on Tuesday. It was a great success and will definitely be repeated. I will let you know when all the materials are available online.
Friday 30 May 2008
Library Research Day Tuesday June 3rd
I know that Nadine and I have both emailed AVA staff about the Library Research Day on June 3rd but here is the information again.
http://www.uel.ac.uk/email/research/research.htm
Some of you may be interested in the Institutional Repository presentation as well as that of the East London Theatre Archive.
You don't have to book - feel free to just drop in!
http://www.uel.ac.uk/email/research/research.htm
Some of you may be interested in the Institutional Repository presentation as well as that of the East London Theatre Archive.
You don't have to book - feel free to just drop in!
Thursday 29 May 2008
Tuesday 27 May 2008
Thursday 15 May 2008
Time Out - London Africa Now
Please see Time Out special celebrating Africa Day
http://www.timeout.com/london/features/4827/African_London.html
http://www.timeout.com/london/features/4827/African_London.html
Wednesday 14 May 2008
A3 Binding reminder
Just to remind you that A3 binding is only available from the Print Room, Ground Floor, East Building. The Library can only provide A4 heat binding materials.
If you want to spiral/wire bind your work, you must do so via the Print Centre. Procedure:
* Go to the Print Centre first, and collect a form to take to Cashiers'
* Pay in advance at the Cashiers' office
The Print Centre is located through the green doors by the shop halfway up the Atrium in the East Building and operating hours are 9-5 Monday to Friday.
Sunday 11 May 2008
Off-Air recordings 10th-16th May 2008
Academic staff should contact their Subject Librarian to request programmes for recording by Friday morning at the latest for the coming week. Below is the list of off-air recordings up to 16th May for Docklands Library
SUNDAY 11th
22.05-23.05 (1/5) BBC2 Russia: a journey with Jonathan Dimbleby (pts. 1-3 and 4-5 on each DVD)
MONDAY 12th
19.30-20.00 (1/6) BBC4 Living with modernism (All on one DVD)
20.00-21.00 C4 The truth about beauty creams (Dispatches)
22.35-23.05 BBC1 (5/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 13th
21.00-22.00 BBC2 Abortion: the choice
21.00-22.00 (4/4) BBC3 Blood, sweat and t-shirts (All on one DVD)
WEDNESDAY 14th
20.00-21.00 (1/5) C5 Megastructures (pts. 1-3 and 4-5 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (8/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (7/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
21.00-2150 BBC4: The Battle for Jerusalem (Storyville)
THURSDAY 15th
19.30-20.00 (2/5) BBC2 Women in black (All on one DVD)
19.30-20.00 (6/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
22.00-23.00 BBC4 The challenge of the 60s (Panorama)
SUNDAY 11th
22.05-23.05 (1/5) BBC2 Russia: a journey with Jonathan Dimbleby (pts. 1-3 and 4-5 on each DVD)
MONDAY 12th
19.30-20.00 (1/6) BBC4 Living with modernism (All on one DVD)
20.00-21.00 C4 The truth about beauty creams (Dispatches)
22.35-23.05 BBC1 (5/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 13th
21.00-22.00 BBC2 Abortion: the choice
21.00-22.00 (4/4) BBC3 Blood, sweat and t-shirts (All on one DVD)
WEDNESDAY 14th
20.00-21.00 (1/5) C5 Megastructures (pts. 1-3 and 4-5 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (8/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (7/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
21.00-2150 BBC4: The Battle for Jerusalem (Storyville)
THURSDAY 15th
19.30-20.00 (2/5) BBC2 Women in black (All on one DVD)
19.30-20.00 (6/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
22.00-23.00 BBC4 The challenge of the 60s (Panorama)
Friday 9 May 2008
Off-Air recordings 3rd-9th May 2008
Academic staff should contact their Subject Librarian to request programmes for recording by Friday morning at the latest for the coming week. Below is the list of off-air recordings up to 9th May for Docklands Library.
SUNDAY 4th
19.00-20.00 BBC2 The birth of Israel
20.05-21.05 (1/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
21.10-22.00 (5/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 5th
20.30-21.00 BBC1 Prisons unlocked (Panorama)
21.00-22.00 (2/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
22.20-22.50 BBC1 (4/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 6th
21.00-22.00 (4/4) BBC2 Age of terror (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (3/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (3/4) BBC3 Blood, sweat and t-shirts (All on one DVD)
22.00-00.10 More4 Taking liberties
WEDNESDAY 7th
21.00-22.00 (7/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (6/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (4/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 8th
19.30-20.00 (1/5) BBC2 Women in black (All on one DVD)
19.30-20.00 (5/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (5/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (4/4) BBC4 Inside the medieval mind (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
FRIDAY 9th
21.00-22.00 (6/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
00.25-01.25 (Sat) C4 Love music hate racism 08 (4Music)
SUNDAY 4th
19.00-20.00 BBC2 The birth of Israel
20.05-21.05 (1/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
21.10-22.00 (5/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 5th
20.30-21.00 BBC1 Prisons unlocked (Panorama)
21.00-22.00 (2/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
22.20-22.50 BBC1 (4/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 6th
21.00-22.00 (4/4) BBC2 Age of terror (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (3/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (3/4) BBC3 Blood, sweat and t-shirts (All on one DVD)
22.00-00.10 More4 Taking liberties
WEDNESDAY 7th
21.00-22.00 (7/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (6/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (4/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 8th
19.30-20.00 (1/5) BBC2 Women in black (All on one DVD)
19.30-20.00 (5/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (5/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (4/4) BBC4 Inside the medieval mind (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
FRIDAY 9th
21.00-22.00 (6/6) C4 Grand designs live (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
00.25-01.25 (Sat) C4 Love music hate racism 08 (4Music)
Friday 2 May 2008
FREE software training
Creative Lewisham Agency is offering you THREE MONTHS FREE training in any software of your choice, through online training website Lynda.com.
There are over 26,580 tutorials in 388 topics on Lynda.com, including Acrobat, Dreamweaver,
Final Cut Pro, Illustrator, and Photoshop amongst others.
You can work through the tutorials in your own time and can train yourself in as many programs as you would like.
Please contact Brigid Martin on Brigid@creativehub.org.uk if you are interested. You will need to give your full name, postal address, telephone number and email address.
There are over 26,580 tutorials in 388 topics on Lynda.com, including Acrobat, Dreamweaver,
Final Cut Pro, Illustrator, and Photoshop amongst others.
You can work through the tutorials in your own time and can train yourself in as many programs as you would like.
Please contact Brigid Martin on Brigid@creativehub.org.uk if you are interested. You will need to give your full name, postal address, telephone number and email address.
EVA London 2008
The EVA London conference is a forum for communicating the uses and implications of electronic visualisation in culture and the arts. An invaluable information and exchange forum for all those interested in, using or working with the new technologies in the cultural sector, with a particular focus on visualisation. Attendance includes policy makers and managers, researchers, practitioners, audience evaluators and educators, practising artists and many others.
ArtCast
folly brings you ArtCast, an ongoing series of podcasting programmes - a platform for public access to new, innovative sound & video art. Find out more information at: http://www.folly.co.uk/ArtCast
Friday 25 April 2008
Off-Air Recordings 26th April-2nd May 2008
Academic staff should contact their Subject Librarian to request programmes for recording by Friday morning at the latest for the coming week. Below is the list of off-air recordings up to 2nd May for Docklands Library.
SUNDAY 27th
21.10-22.00 (4/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
22.45-23.45 (4/4) ITV1 Melvyn Bragg's travels in written Britain (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 28th
20.00-21.00 C4 The mobile phone rip-off (Dispatches)
20.30-21.00 BBC1 Mission impossible (Panorama)
22.35-23.05 BBC1 (3/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 29th
21.00-22.00 (3/4) BBC2 Age of terror (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (2/4) BBC3 Blood, sweat and t-shirts (All on one DVD)
WEDNESDAY 30th
21.00-22.00 (6/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (5/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 1st MAY
19.30-20.00 (4/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (3/4) BBC4 Inside the medieval mind (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
SUNDAY 27th
21.10-22.00 (4/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
22.45-23.45 (4/4) ITV1 Melvyn Bragg's travels in written Britain (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 28th
20.00-21.00 C4 The mobile phone rip-off (Dispatches)
20.30-21.00 BBC1 Mission impossible (Panorama)
22.35-23.05 BBC1 (3/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 29th
21.00-22.00 (3/4) BBC2 Age of terror (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (2/4) BBC3 Blood, sweat and t-shirts (All on one DVD)
WEDNESDAY 30th
21.00-22.00 (6/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (5/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 1st MAY
19.30-20.00 (4/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (3/4) BBC4 Inside the medieval mind (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
Off-Air recordings 19th-25th April 2008
Academic staff should contact their Subject Librarian to request programmes for recording by Friday morning at the latest for the coming week. Below is the list of off-air recordings up to 25th April for Docklands Library.
SUNDAY 20th
21.10-22.00 (3/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
22.45-23.45 (3/4) ITV1 Melvyn Bragg's travels in written Britain (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 21st
20.00-21.00 (3/3) C4 Immigration: the inconvenient truth (All on one DVD)
22.35-23.05 BBC1 (2/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 22nd
21.00-22.00 (2/4) BBC2 Age of terror (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (1/4) BBC3 Blood, sweat and t-shirts (All on one DVD)
WEDNESDAY 23rd
21.00-22.00 (5/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (4/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 24th
19.30-20.00 (3/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (2/4) BBC4 Inside the medieval mind (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
FRIDAY 25th
19.30-21.00 BBC4 Swan Lake
SUNDAY 20th
21.10-22.00 (3/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
22.45-23.45 (3/4) ITV1 Melvyn Bragg's travels in written Britain (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 21st
20.00-21.00 (3/3) C4 Immigration: the inconvenient truth (All on one DVD)
22.35-23.05 BBC1 (2/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 22nd
21.00-22.00 (2/4) BBC2 Age of terror (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (1/4) BBC3 Blood, sweat and t-shirts (All on one DVD)
WEDNESDAY 23rd
21.00-22.00 (5/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (4/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 24th
19.30-20.00 (3/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (2/4) BBC4 Inside the medieval mind (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
FRIDAY 25th
19.30-21.00 BBC4 Swan Lake
Saturday 12 April 2008
Art and Design new books January 2008
Title / Author and Shelfmark
Black light white noise DVD 709.05 BLA
Modern menswear / Hywel Davies 746.9208 DAV
Buch #9 = Book #9 / Feldmann, Hans-Peter, 1941-, 779.092 FEL
Ellsworth Kelly 709.2 KEL/ELL Artists Collection
Impressionists by the sea / John House ; with an essay 759.409 HOU
Shibboleth / Doris Salcedo ; contributions by Mieke Bal 730.92 SAL
Carsten Ho¨ller / text by Caroline Corbetta 709.2 HOL/COR Artists Collection
Port city : on mobility and exchange/ 709.05 POR
Matthew Barney: Drawing restraint 709.2 BAR
The world as a stage / edited by Jessica Morgan & Catherine Wood 709.0507 WOR
Works / Roman Signer 709.2 SIG/SIG Artists Collection
Joana Vasconcelos 709.2 VAS/JOA Artists Collection
An American index of the hidden and unfamiliar / Simon, Taryn, 1975- 779 SIM
Friday 11 April 2008
Designs on e-Learning Conference September 8th, 9th, 10th 2008 - Call for papers
Designs on e-Learning Conference
Penn State University http://designsonelearning.psu.edu/
Call for papers
Partnering with the University of Arts London, Penn State University USA will host the 3rd International Designs on e-Learning conference the 9th and 10th of September 2008.
Please read the criteria for submission and submit an abstract for presentation at the conference. http://designsonelearning.psu.edu/p1_p4.html
Partnering with the University of Arts London, Penn State University USA will host the 3rd International Designs on e-Learning conference the 9th and 10th of September 2008.
Please read the criteria for submission and submit an abstract for presentation at the conference. http://designsonelearning.psu.edu/p1_p4.html
Thursday 10 April 2008
Off-Air recordings 12th-18th April 2008
Academic staff should contact their Subject Librarian to request programmes for recording by Friday morning at the latest for the coming week. Below are the list of off-air recordings up to 18th April for Docklands Library.
SATURDAY 12th
19.30-20.30 BBC2 The lost world of Tibet
03.30-04.55 (Sun) BBC2 Naqoyqatsi
SUNDAY 13th
21.10-22.00 (2/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
22.45-23.45 (2/4) ITV1 Melvyn Bragg's travels in written Britain (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 14th
20.00-21.00 (2/3) C4 Immigration: the inconvenient truth (All on one DVD)
20.30-21.00 BBC1 Feeling the pinch (Panorama)
21.00-22.00 BBC4 Stephen Fry and the machine that made us
22.35-23.05 BBC1 (1/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 15th
20.00-21.00 (4/4) C5 Big, bigger, biggest (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (1/4) BBC2 Age of terror (All on one DVD) (
WEDNESDAY 16th
21.00-22.00 (4/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (3/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture
(pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
22.00-23.20 BBC4 Kenneth Williams: fantabulosa!
23.20-23.50 BBC4 Kenneth Williams in his own words
THURSDAY 17th
19.30-20.00 (2/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (1/4) BBC4 Inside the medieval mind (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
FRIDAY 18th
19.35-20.00 (10/10) C4 Kenya's human time bomb (Unreported world)
21.30-23.30 BBC4 Amazing journeys: the story of The Who
SATURDAY 12th
19.30-20.30 BBC2 The lost world of Tibet
03.30-04.55 (Sun) BBC2 Naqoyqatsi
SUNDAY 13th
21.10-22.00 (2/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
22.45-23.45 (2/4) ITV1 Melvyn Bragg's travels in written Britain (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 14th
20.00-21.00 (2/3) C4 Immigration: the inconvenient truth (All on one DVD)
20.30-21.00 BBC1 Feeling the pinch (Panorama)
21.00-22.00 BBC4 Stephen Fry and the machine that made us
22.35-23.05 BBC1 (1/6) Meet the immigrants (All on one DVD)
TUESDAY 15th
20.00-21.00 (4/4) C5 Big, bigger, biggest (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (1/4) BBC2 Age of terror (All on one DVD) (
WEDNESDAY 16th
21.00-22.00 (4/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (3/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture
(pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
22.00-23.20 BBC4 Kenneth Williams: fantabulosa!
23.20-23.50 BBC4 Kenneth Williams in his own words
THURSDAY 17th
19.30-20.00 (2/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (1/4) BBC4 Inside the medieval mind (pts. 1-3 and pts. 4-6 on each DVD)
FRIDAY 18th
19.35-20.00 (10/10) C4 Kenya's human time bomb (Unreported world)
21.30-23.30 BBC4 Amazing journeys: the story of The Who
Marcello Mastroianni retrospective 11th- 24th April at Ciné lumière
This retrospective, organised by The Italian Cultural Institute in London and the Institut français, brings together a handful of the actor’s finest performances, including La dolce vita, La notte, La Grande bouffe and several in films rarely seen outside Italy: Il bell’Antonio (1960), Una giornata particolare (1977). It also includes the actor’s first English-language role, in John Boorman’s Leo the Last (1970), City of Women (1980), and his late performance in Sostiene Pereira, the 1996 adaptation of Antonio Tabucchi’s novel, released just a year before the actor’s death. The Season is organised in collaboration with The Italian Cultural Institute in London and Cinécittà Holdings.
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UEL Plus Maintenance 5:00pm 11th April 2008
In response to recent unscheduled downtime there will be some configuration changes to UEL Plus at 5:00 pm on Friday 11th April 2008. This will require a restart of the system so please be aware that the UEL Plus system will be off line for approximately 30 minutes, 5:00 - 5:30 pm.
All users should try to be logged out from UEL Plus at 5:00 pm on Friday as this will expedite the system restart.
The VLE Development Team apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
All users should try to be logged out from UEL Plus at 5:00 pm on Friday as this will expedite the system restart.
The VLE Development Team apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Friday 4 April 2008
GreenFILE, a bibliographic database addedd to EBSCOhost
The complimentary database ‘GreenFILE’ has been added to our EBSCO host database profile. It can be accessed by selecting EBSCO from the database list page on campus at: http://www.uel.ac.uk/lss/databases/databaselist.htm#e and is accessible off campus via Athens username and password through EBSCO.
GreenFILE indexes scholarly and general interest titles, as well as government documents and reports. This resource offers a unique perspective on the positive and negative ways humans affect the environment. Drawing on the connection between the environment and disciplines such as agriculture, education, law, health and technology, GreenFILE serves as an informative resource for anyone concerned about the issues facing our planet. The database contains nearly 300,000 records, full text for selected titles and searchable cited references for more than 200 titles as well.
GreenFILE indexes scholarly and general interest titles, as well as government documents and reports. This resource offers a unique perspective on the positive and negative ways humans affect the environment. Drawing on the connection between the environment and disciplines such as agriculture, education, law, health and technology, GreenFILE serves as an informative resource for anyone concerned about the issues facing our planet. The database contains nearly 300,000 records, full text for selected titles and searchable cited references for more than 200 titles as well.
She doesn't think so but she's dressed for the h-bomb 15th March 2008 - 21st May 2008
She doesn't think so but she's dressed for the h-bomb 15th March 2008 - 21st May 2008
Curated by Negar Azimi for tank.tv
A selection of short videos by Ziad Antar, Yael Bartana, Haris Epaminonda, Iman Issa, Hassan Khan, Rosalind Nashashibi, Shahryar Nashat, Ahmet Ögüt, and The Atlas Group reveal the weight of diverse histories in defining the current moment—whether manifest in the form of national myth, ritual, architecture, or pop culture. In the end, these are not static narratives; they are dynamic, promiscuous, enigmatic.
Curated by Negar Azimi for tank.tv
A selection of short videos by Ziad Antar, Yael Bartana, Haris Epaminonda, Iman Issa, Hassan Khan, Rosalind Nashashibi, Shahryar Nashat, Ahmet Ögüt, and The Atlas Group reveal the weight of diverse histories in defining the current moment—whether manifest in the form of national myth, ritual, architecture, or pop culture. In the end, these are not static narratives; they are dynamic, promiscuous, enigmatic.
Off-Air recordings 5th-11th April 2008
Academic staff should contact their Subject Librarian to request programmes for recording by Friday morning at the latest for the coming week. Below are the list of off-air recordings up to 11th April for Docklands Library.
SATURDAY 5th
21.20-23.15 BBC3 Sin City
21.50-22.50 BBC4 Verity Lambert: drama queen
23.05-01.25 Film4 Natural Born Killers
01.25-04.00 (Sun) Film4 Deep Red
SUNDAY 6th
21.00-22.00 BBC2 Louis Theroux's African hunting holiday
21.10-22.00 (1/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
22.45-23.45 (1/4) ITV1 Melvyn Bragg's travels in written Britain (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 7th
19.00-20.00 BBC2 The undercover diplomat
20.00-21.00 C4 Immigration: the inconvenient truth
20.30-21.00 BBC1 Divide and rule (Panorama)
TUESDAY 8th
20.00-21.00 (3/4) C5 Big, bigger, biggest (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC2 Massacre at Virginia Tech (This world)
WEDNESDAY 9th
21.00-22.00 (3/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (2/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 10th
19.30-20.00 (1/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC4 The strange luck of VS Naipaul (Arena)
FRIDAY 11th
19.35-20.00 (9/10) C4 Brazil: the Amazon's golden curse (Unreported world)
SATURDAY 5th
21.20-23.15 BBC3 Sin City
21.50-22.50 BBC4 Verity Lambert: drama queen
23.05-01.25 Film4 Natural Born Killers
01.25-04.00 (Sun) Film4 Deep Red
SUNDAY 6th
21.00-22.00 BBC2 Louis Theroux's African hunting holiday
21.10-22.00 (1/5) BBC4 Washes whiter (All on one DVD)
22.45-23.45 (1/4) ITV1 Melvyn Bragg's travels in written Britain (All on one DVD)
MONDAY 7th
19.00-20.00 BBC2 The undercover diplomat
20.00-21.00 C4 Immigration: the inconvenient truth
20.30-21.00 BBC1 Divide and rule (Panorama)
TUESDAY 8th
20.00-21.00 (3/4) C5 Big, bigger, biggest (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC2 Massacre at Virginia Tech (This world)
WEDNESDAY 9th
21.00-22.00 (3/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (2/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 10th
19.30-20.00 (1/6) BBC4 In search of Medieval Britain (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC4 The strange luck of VS Naipaul (Arena)
FRIDAY 11th
19.35-20.00 (9/10) C4 Brazil: the Amazon's golden curse (Unreported world)
Tuesday 1 April 2008
The Parents Programme free screenings at Lux Salon - 3rd April 2008
London LUX Salon Thursday 3 April 2008, 7pm for 7.30pm start
THE PARENTS PROGRAMME
Works from the LUX collection in which artists' parents feature as subjectsand participants, willing and unwilling.
Anthea Kennedy's BAG OF A THOUSANDPOCKETS (2002) is a touching portrait of her father who's memory fails himas he remembers a long and eventful life.
Carl Callam's A PART OF ME (1998)explores the complexities of his life as a black man raised by a whitefoster parents through discussions with his foster mother and ever absentbiological mother.
Neil Goldberg's MY PARENTS READ DREAMS ABOUT THEM(1998) is as the title describes, Goldberg's parents read his comical andsurreal dreams, visibly affected by what they reveal about his relationshipwith them.
Marcin Koszalka's SUCH A NICE BOY I GAVE BIRTH TO (1999) is a painful and hilarious portrait of a family in meltdown as thefilmmaker's bohemian lifestyle violently clashes with his mother'sexpectations.
For more information go to: http://www.lux.org.uk/
You can book online at: salon@lux.org.uk
Telephone: 020 7503 3980
Friday 28 March 2008
Off-Air recordings 29th March-4th April 2008
Academic staff should contact their Subject Librarian to request programmes for recording by Friday morning at the latest for the coming week. Below are the list of off-air recordings up to 4th April for Docklands Library.
SATURDAY 29th
20.00-21.00 BBC2 Martin Luther King: American prophet
20.45-21.35 BBC4 10 days to war
22.05-23.05 BBC4 David Ogilvy: original mad man
SUNDAY 30th
21.00-22.00 (10/10) BBC2 Around the world in 80 gardens (pts. 2-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
02.35-03.15 (Mon) BBC2 The lost pictures of Eugene Smith
MONDAY 31st
20.00-21.00 C4 Undercover in Tibet (Dispatches)
TUESDAY 1st April
20.00-21.00 (2/4) C5 Big, bigger, biggest (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC2 Super rich: the greed game
22.00-22.30 (6/6) BBC4 The hard sell (All on one DVD)
22.00-00.05 More4 No end in sight (True stories)
WEDNESDAY 2nd
20.00-21.00 (10/10) BBC4 Around the world in 80 treasures (pts. 3-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (2/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (1/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 3rd
21.00-22.00 BBC1 Identity fraud: outnumbered
21.00-22.00 (5/5) BBC4 A year in Tibet (All on ond DVD)
FRIDAY 4th
19.35-20.00 (8/10) C4 Benin: voodoo children (Unreported world)
SATURDAY 29th
20.00-21.00 BBC2 Martin Luther King: American prophet
20.45-21.35 BBC4 10 days to war
22.05-23.05 BBC4 David Ogilvy: original mad man
SUNDAY 30th
21.00-22.00 (10/10) BBC2 Around the world in 80 gardens (pts. 2-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
02.35-03.15 (Mon) BBC2 The lost pictures of Eugene Smith
MONDAY 31st
20.00-21.00 C4 Undercover in Tibet (Dispatches)
TUESDAY 1st April
20.00-21.00 (2/4) C5 Big, bigger, biggest (All on one DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC2 Super rich: the greed game
22.00-22.30 (6/6) BBC4 The hard sell (All on one DVD)
22.00-00.05 More4 No end in sight (True stories)
WEDNESDAY 2nd
20.00-21.00 (10/10) BBC4 Around the world in 80 treasures (pts. 3-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (2/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (1/8) BBC2 Dan Cruickshank's adventures in Architecture (pts. 1-3, 4-6 and 7-8 on each DVD)
THURSDAY 3rd
21.00-22.00 BBC1 Identity fraud: outnumbered
21.00-22.00 (5/5) BBC4 A year in Tibet (All on ond DVD)
FRIDAY 4th
19.35-20.00 (8/10) C4 Benin: voodoo children (Unreported world)
Screen your films at Cannes in a Van 2008
Screen your films in Cannes!
If you are a film collective, production company or filmmaker who wants to screen your film or selection at CANNES in a VAN, we want to hear from you. We aim to show as many films as is humanly possible and give them unique international exposure at the same time! It's in the spirit of guerilla cinema and we need as much word-of-mouth support as we can get. We can offer links and advertising in return for sponsorship and would love to support whoever we can. For more information and to find out how to get involved go to: http://www.cannesinavan.com/
If you are a film collective, production company or filmmaker who wants to screen your film or selection at CANNES in a VAN, we want to hear from you. We aim to show as many films as is humanly possible and give them unique international exposure at the same time! It's in the spirit of guerilla cinema and we need as much word-of-mouth support as we can get. We can offer links and advertising in return for sponsorship and would love to support whoever we can. For more information and to find out how to get involved go to: http://www.cannesinavan.com/
Futuresonic 2008 Urban Festival of Art, Music & Ideas - 1st-5th May
The Futuresonic 2008 festival 1st-5th May in Manchester is 5 days and nights of live music, art premieres, exhibitions, club nights and events featuring a world-class programme of over 300 artists in 30 venues and spaces across the city centre. Futuresonic is an international festival of Art, Music and Ideas now in its 12th year occupying the orbits of both digital culture and music. The 2008 theme is The Social - Social Networking Unplugged, the first comprehensive and creative look at social networking by an art festival. For more information and booking details go to: http://www.futuresonic.com/
Friday 21 March 2008
Off-Air recordings 22nd-28th March 2008
Academic staff should contact their Subject Librarian to request programmes for recording by Friday morning at the latest for the coming week. Below are the list of off-air recordings up to 28th March for Docklands Library.
SUNDAY 23rd
16.50-17.25 BBC1 Songs of praise (4 episodes until the end of March – all one one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (9/10) BBC2 Around the world in 80 gardens (pts. 2-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
TUESDAY 25th
20.00-21.00 (9/10) BBC4 Around the world in 80 treasures (pts. 3-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
22.30-23.00 (5/6) BBC4 The hard sell (All on one DVD)
WEDNESDAY 26th
21.00-22.00 (1/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (4/4) More4 This is civilisation (All on one DVD)
THURSDAY 27th
21.00-22.00 (4/5) BBC4 A year in Tibet (All on ond DVD)
FRIDAY 28th
19.35-20.00 (7/10) C4 Gaza (Unreported world)
SUNDAY 23rd
16.50-17.25 BBC1 Songs of praise (4 episodes until the end of March – all one one DVD)
21.00-22.00 (9/10) BBC2 Around the world in 80 gardens (pts. 2-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
TUESDAY 25th
20.00-21.00 (9/10) BBC4 Around the world in 80 treasures (pts. 3-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
22.30-23.00 (5/6) BBC4 The hard sell (All on one DVD)
WEDNESDAY 26th
21.00-22.00 (1/12) BBC1 The Apprentice (series 4) (pts. 1-3, pts. 4-6, pts. 7-9 and pts. 10-12 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 (4/4) More4 This is civilisation (All on one DVD)
THURSDAY 27th
21.00-22.00 (4/5) BBC4 A year in Tibet (All on ond DVD)
FRIDAY 28th
19.35-20.00 (7/10) C4 Gaza (Unreported world)
Monday 17 March 2008
Easter vacation opening hours 20th-24th March 2008
Easter vacation opening hours
Libraries at all sites will be open over the vacation for 24 hours except:
Thursday 20th March - open till 9pm
Friday 21st March - open 10am-5pm
Saturday 22nd March - open 10am-5pm
Sunday 23rd March - open 10am-5pm
Monday 24th March - open 10am-5pm
Tuesday 25th March open at 9am (24 hour opening resumes)
Please note that on 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th March, libraries will be self-service only
Libraries at all sites will be open over the vacation for 24 hours except:
Thursday 20th March - open till 9pm
Friday 21st March - open 10am-5pm
Saturday 22nd March - open 10am-5pm
Sunday 23rd March - open 10am-5pm
Monday 24th March - open 10am-5pm
Tuesday 25th March open at 9am (24 hour opening resumes)
Please note that on 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th March, libraries will be self-service only
Friday 14 March 2008
List of Architecture e-journals 2007-08
This is the list of Architecture e-journals which can be accessed via the Find an e-Journal page on the library website. They can also be accessed from within the different databases such as EBSCO, Jstor and SwetsWise etc. Alternatively click on the web links shown here. If you are off-campus you will need to enter your Athens username and password when prompted in order to gain access. The Open Access journals in this list do not require an Athens login.
Annali di architettura (1124-7169)
from 1999 to 2003 in Freely Accessible Science Journals
http://www.cisapalladio.org/cisa/annali.php?sezione=3&lingua=i&valo=85a10
Archidea
from 1999 to present in Freely Accessible Journals
http://www.archidea.com/archidea/backissues.html
Architect (Washington, D.C.) (1935-7001)
from 15/10/2006 to 15/10/2006 in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
from 15/10/2006 to 15/10/2006 in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Architectural history (0066-622X)
from 1958 to 2004 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/0066622X.html
Architectural record (0003-858X)
from 01/01/2001 to 1 month ago in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
from 01/01/2001 to 1 month ago in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Architecture (Washington, D.C.) (0746-0554)
from 01/07/1997 to 15/10/2006 in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
from 01/07/1997 to 15/10/2006 in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Architecture Australia (0003-8725)
from 01/07/1996 to present in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Arq (London, England) (1359-1355)
from 01/03/2001 to present in Cambridge Journals Online
http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJournal?jid=ARQ&bVolume=y
Assemblage (0889-3012)
from 01/10/1986 to 30/04/2000 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/08893012.html
from 01/04/1997 to 30/04/2000 in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Builder (London, England)
from 1843 to 1852 in Internet Library of Early Journals
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/cgi-bin/ilej/pbrowse.pl?item=title&id=ILEJ.6.&title=The+Builder
Building (London) (0007-3318)
from 2006 to present in Open J-Gate
http://www.openj-gate.org/Articlelist.asp?Source=1&Journal_ID=111362
Building design (0007-3423)
from 11/01/2002 to present in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Canadian architect (0008-2872)
from 01/09/2002 to present in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
from 01/09/2002 to present in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Design quarterly (Minneapolis, Minn.) (0011-9415)
from 01/03/1996 to 30/06/1996 in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Design studies (0142-694X)
from 1995 to 2004 in ScienceDirect
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/0142694X
Environment and planning. B, Planning & design. (0265-8135)
from 2000 to present in PION Journals
http://www.envplan.com/allvols.cgi?journal=B
Facilities (Bradford, West Yorkshire, England) (0263-2772)
from 01/01/1992 to 1 year ago in ABI/INFORM Global
http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=11824&cfc=1
from 1994 to present in Emerald Fulltext
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/Insight/viewContainer.do;jsessionid=C66CE8C847592B9C4830847771F854BC?containerType=Journal&containerId=10776
Facilities design & management (0279-4438)
from 01/01/1988 to 01/03/2003 in ABI/INFORM Global
http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=16285
from 01/01/1998 to 31/03/2003 in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
GreenSource (1930-9848)
from 01/06/2006 to present in Freely Accessible Journals
http://greensource.construction.com/zinio.asp
Grey room (1526-3819)
from Fall 2000 to Fall 2002 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/15263819.html
Home cultures (1740-6315)
from 2005 to present in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/1740-6315
Hospitality design (1062-9254)
from 01/07/1993 to present in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
International journal of architectural computing (1478-0771)
from 2004 to present in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/1478-0771
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=246818
JAE (0149-2993)
from 1975 to Winter 1983 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/01492993.html
Journal of architectural education (1984) (1046-4883)
from Spring 1984 to 30/11/1997 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/10464883.html
from 2005 to present in Blackwell-Synergy
Journal of architectural education (1947) (0047-2239)
from Spring 1947 to Summer 1974 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/00472239.html
Journal of architecture (London, England) (1360-2365)
from 1996 to present in InformaWorld
http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=t713703437
from 1996 to 2006 in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/1360-2365
from 01/03/1998 to 1 year ago in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=110968
Journal of environmental planning and management (0964-0568)
from 01/09/1997 to 01/11/2000 in ABI/INFORM Global
http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=34481
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=112387
Journal of the American Society of Architectural Historians (1544-9890)
from 01/01/1941 to 31/10/1944 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/15449890.html
Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians (0037-9808)
from 1945 to 31/12/2004 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/00379808.html
Journal of urban design (1357-4809)
from 01/06/1996 to 1 year ago in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Journal of urban planning and development (0733-9488)
from 01/03/1995 to 1 year ago in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Landscape journal (0277-2426)
from 01/03/1997 to 1 year ago in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
from 2001 to 2004 in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/0277-2426
Landscape management (0894-1254)
from 01/12/1993 to present in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
from 2002 to present in Open J-Gate
http://www.openj-gate.org/Articlelist.asp?Source=1&Journal_ID=97413
Landscape research (0142-6397)
from 01/07/1998 to 1 year ago in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
from 2000 to 2005 in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/0142-6397
from 01/03/2000 to present in Taylor & Francis Journals
http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=t713437121
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=122502
Lighting dimensions (0191-541X)
from 01/09/2002 to 30/11/2005 in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Mimarlik Faku¨ltesi dergisi (0258-5316)
from 2004 to present in Directory of Open Access Journals
http://jfa.arch.metu.edu.tr/
Monu
from 16/06/2004 to present in Freely Accessible Journals
http://www.monu.org/
Newsletter of the Association for Preservation Technology (0380-0598)
from 01/04/1969 to 31/08/1969 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/03800598.html
Nexus network journal (1590-5896)
from 1999 to present in Electronic Library of Mathematics
http://www.emis.de/journals/NNJ/
Perspecta (0079-0958)
from Summer 1952 to 2002 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/00790958.html
Preservation advocate (1051-5755)
from 2001 to present in Freely Accessible Arts & Humanities Journals
http://www.sec.state.ma.us/mhc/mhcpres/presidx.htm
Prostor (Zagreb, Croatia) (1330-0652)
from 1995 to present in Directory of Open Access Journals
http://www.arhitekt.hr/xsite/_hr/znanost/nakladnistvo/Prostor/
Residential architect (1093-359X)
from 2005 to 2005 in Open J-Gate
http://www.openj-gate.org/Articlelist.asp?Source=1&Journal_ID=99443
Roofing contractor (1098-1519)
from 2004 to present in Open J-Gate
http://www.openj-gate.org/Articlelist.asp?Source=1&Journal_ID=105662
SAH news
from 01/06/2006 to present in Freely Accessible Social Science Journals
http://www.sah.org/index.php?module=ContentExpress&file=index&func=display&ceid=52&meid=23
from 1 year ago to present in Freely Accessible Arts & Humanities Journals
http://www.sah.org/index.php?module=ContentExpress&file=index&func=display&ceid=51&meid=22
Town planning review (0041-0020)
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.townplanningreview.org/
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=203087
UME (Parkville) (1037-5872)
from 1996 to present in Freely Accessible Journals
http://www.umemagazine.com/issues.aspx
Urban design international (London, England) (1357-5317)
from 01/12/2002 to 1 year ago in ABI/INFORM Global
http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=53201
Vernacular architecture (0305-5477)
from 2005 to 2006 in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/0305-5477
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=210163
Some Architecture titles included in NEXIS UK are:
Architectural Lighting
Architectural Record
Architecture
Building Design
Building Design & Construction
Annali di architettura (1124-7169)
from 1999 to 2003 in Freely Accessible Science Journals
http://www.cisapalladio.org/cisa/annali.php?sezione=3&lingua=i&valo=85a10
Archidea
from 1999 to present in Freely Accessible Journals
http://www.archidea.com/archidea/backissues.html
Architect (Washington, D.C.) (1935-7001)
from 15/10/2006 to 15/10/2006 in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
from 15/10/2006 to 15/10/2006 in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Architectural history (0066-622X)
from 1958 to 2004 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/0066622X.html
Architectural record (0003-858X)
from 01/01/2001 to 1 month ago in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
from 01/01/2001 to 1 month ago in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Architecture (Washington, D.C.) (0746-0554)
from 01/07/1997 to 15/10/2006 in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
from 01/07/1997 to 15/10/2006 in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Architecture Australia (0003-8725)
from 01/07/1996 to present in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Arq (London, England) (1359-1355)
from 01/03/2001 to present in Cambridge Journals Online
http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJournal?jid=ARQ&bVolume=y
Assemblage (0889-3012)
from 01/10/1986 to 30/04/2000 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/08893012.html
from 01/04/1997 to 30/04/2000 in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Builder (London, England)
from 1843 to 1852 in Internet Library of Early Journals
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/cgi-bin/ilej/pbrowse.pl?item=title&id=ILEJ.6.&title=The+Builder
Building (London) (0007-3318)
from 2006 to present in Open J-Gate
http://www.openj-gate.org/Articlelist.asp?Source=1&Journal_ID=111362
Building design (0007-3423)
from 11/01/2002 to present in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Canadian architect (0008-2872)
from 01/09/2002 to present in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
from 01/09/2002 to present in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Design quarterly (Minneapolis, Minn.) (0011-9415)
from 01/03/1996 to 30/06/1996 in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Design studies (0142-694X)
from 1995 to 2004 in ScienceDirect
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/0142694X
Environment and planning. B, Planning & design. (0265-8135)
from 2000 to present in PION Journals
http://www.envplan.com/allvols.cgi?journal=B
Facilities (Bradford, West Yorkshire, England) (0263-2772)
from 01/01/1992 to 1 year ago in ABI/INFORM Global
http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=11824&cfc=1
from 1994 to present in Emerald Fulltext
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/Insight/viewContainer.do;jsessionid=C66CE8C847592B9C4830847771F854BC?containerType=Journal&containerId=10776
Facilities design & management (0279-4438)
from 01/01/1988 to 01/03/2003 in ABI/INFORM Global
http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=16285
from 01/01/1998 to 31/03/2003 in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
GreenSource (1930-9848)
from 01/06/2006 to present in Freely Accessible Journals
http://greensource.construction.com/zinio.asp
Grey room (1526-3819)
from Fall 2000 to Fall 2002 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/15263819.html
Home cultures (1740-6315)
from 2005 to present in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/1740-6315
Hospitality design (1062-9254)
from 01/07/1993 to present in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
International journal of architectural computing (1478-0771)
from 2004 to present in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/1478-0771
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=246818
JAE (0149-2993)
from 1975 to Winter 1983 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/01492993.html
Journal of architectural education (1984) (1046-4883)
from Spring 1984 to 30/11/1997 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/10464883.html
from 2005 to present in Blackwell-Synergy
Journal of architectural education (1947) (0047-2239)
from Spring 1947 to Summer 1974 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/00472239.html
Journal of architecture (London, England) (1360-2365)
from 1996 to present in InformaWorld
http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=t713703437
from 1996 to 2006 in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/1360-2365
from 01/03/1998 to 1 year ago in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=110968
Journal of environmental planning and management (0964-0568)
from 01/09/1997 to 01/11/2000 in ABI/INFORM Global
http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=34481
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=112387
Journal of the American Society of Architectural Historians (1544-9890)
from 01/01/1941 to 31/10/1944 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/15449890.html
Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians (0037-9808)
from 1945 to 31/12/2004 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/00379808.html
Journal of urban design (1357-4809)
from 01/06/1996 to 1 year ago in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Journal of urban planning and development (0733-9488)
from 01/03/1995 to 1 year ago in Academic Search Elite in EBSCO
Landscape journal (0277-2426)
from 01/03/1997 to 1 year ago in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
from 2001 to 2004 in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/0277-2426
Landscape management (0894-1254)
from 01/12/1993 to present in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
from 2002 to present in Open J-Gate
http://www.openj-gate.org/Articlelist.asp?Source=1&Journal_ID=97413
Landscape research (0142-6397)
from 01/07/1998 to 1 year ago in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
from 2000 to 2005 in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/0142-6397
from 01/03/2000 to present in Taylor & Francis Journals
http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=t713437121
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=122502
Lighting dimensions (0191-541X)
from 01/09/2002 to 30/11/2005 in Business Source Premier in EBSCO
Mimarlik Faku¨ltesi dergisi (0258-5316)
from 2004 to present in Directory of Open Access Journals
http://jfa.arch.metu.edu.tr/
Monu
from 16/06/2004 to present in Freely Accessible Journals
http://www.monu.org/
Newsletter of the Association for Preservation Technology (0380-0598)
from 01/04/1969 to 31/08/1969 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/03800598.html
Nexus network journal (1590-5896)
from 1999 to present in Electronic Library of Mathematics
http://www.emis.de/journals/NNJ/
Perspecta (0079-0958)
from Summer 1952 to 2002 in JSTOR Arts and Sciences III Collection
http://www.jstor.org/journals/00790958.html
Preservation advocate (1051-5755)
from 2001 to present in Freely Accessible Arts & Humanities Journals
http://www.sec.state.ma.us/mhc/mhcpres/presidx.htm
Prostor (Zagreb, Croatia) (1330-0652)
from 1995 to present in Directory of Open Access Journals
http://www.arhitekt.hr/xsite/_hr/znanost/nakladnistvo/Prostor/
Residential architect (1093-359X)
from 2005 to 2005 in Open J-Gate
http://www.openj-gate.org/Articlelist.asp?Source=1&Journal_ID=99443
Roofing contractor (1098-1519)
from 2004 to present in Open J-Gate
http://www.openj-gate.org/Articlelist.asp?Source=1&Journal_ID=105662
SAH news
from 01/06/2006 to present in Freely Accessible Social Science Journals
http://www.sah.org/index.php?module=ContentExpress&file=index&func=display&ceid=52&meid=23
from 1 year ago to present in Freely Accessible Arts & Humanities Journals
http://www.sah.org/index.php?module=ContentExpress&file=index&func=display&ceid=51&meid=22
Town planning review (0041-0020)
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.townplanningreview.org/
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=203087
UME (Parkville) (1037-5872)
from 1996 to present in Freely Accessible Journals
http://www.umemagazine.com/issues.aspx
Urban design international (London, England) (1357-5317)
from 01/12/2002 to 1 year ago in ABI/INFORM Global
http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=53201
Vernacular architecture (0305-5477)
from 2005 to 2006 in IngentaConnect
http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/0305-5477
from 2006 to present in SwetsWise Online Content
http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewTitleIssues.do?titleID=210163
Some Architecture titles included in NEXIS UK are:
Architectural Lighting
Architectural Record
Architecture
Building Design
Building Design & Construction
E-books purchased for the School of AVA up to March 2008
Below is the list of e-books purchased for module reading lists in AVA and includes the publisher and eISBN to make it easier for you to find them via the library catalogue.
Duncan, Carol / Civilizing rituals : inside public art museums
Taylor & Francis, 661011269X
Murray, Chris / Key writers on art : the twentieth century
Taylor & Francis, 6610142394
Title: Rethinking third cinema
Taylor & Francis, 6610079633
Carroll, Noel, 1947- / The philosophy of horror or paradoxes of the heart
Taylor & Francis, 6610072167
Bell, Judith, 1930- / Doing your research project : a guide for first-time researchers in education, health and social science
Open University Press, 6610946981
Lawson, Bryan / How designers think : the design process demystified . - 4th ed.
Elsevier Science & Technology, 6610641994
McRobbie, Angela, 1951- / British fashion design : rag trade or image industry?
Taylor & Francis, 6610019983
Foster, Jeff / After Effects and photoshop : animation and production effects for DV and film
Wiley, 6610826595
Focal easy guide to After Effects : for new users and professionals
Elsevier Science & Technology, 6610628696
Smith, Jennifer / Adobe® creative suite all-in-one desk reference for dummies®
Wiley Publishers, 6610352925
Wines-Reed, Jeanne / Digital scrapbooking for dummies
Wiley Publishers, 6610279950
Strangely familiar : narratives of architecture in the city
Taylor & Francis, 6610256462
Mansfield, Elizabeth / Art history and its institutions : foundations of a discipline
Taylor & Francis, 6610138516
Mattick, Paul / Art in its time : theories and practices of modern aesthetics
Taylor & Francis, 6610071411
Horror film and psychoanalysis : Freud's worst nightmare
Cambridge University Press, 6610541124
Jones, Amelia / A companion to contemporary art since 1945
Blackwell, 6610743282
Surrealism and architecture
Routledge, 9780203339541
Rice, Charles / The emergence of the interior : architecture, modernity, domesticity
Routledge, 9780415384674
Women's places : architecture and design 1860-1960
Routledge, 0203402014
Negotiating domesticity : spatial productions of gender in modern architecture
Routledge, 9780203479476
Ideal homes? : social change and domestic life
Routledge, 9780203029138
Gender space architecture : an interdisciplinary introduction
Routledge, 9780203449127
Colquhoun, Ian / RIBA book of British housing : 1900 to the present day
Architectural Press, 9780080557670
Urban design features
Routledge, 9780203601723
Urban futures : critical commentaries on shaping the city
Routledge, 9780203018026
Landscape and sustainability
Taylor & Francis, 9780415404433
Zhang, Yingjin / Chinese national cinema
Routledge, 9780203645833
Chu, Yingchi / Hong Kong cinema : coloniser, motherland and self
Routledge, 9780203222072
Students and staff can access e-books on and off campus via their Athens username and password. To access the e-books on campus and off campus, click on the Click here for access to E-Book link below the book title in the library catalogue. Or log into your Athens account and in the list of resources, select one of the e-book platforms such as Dawson Books, MyiLibrary or Taylor and Francis eBook subscriptions. You can view the list of e-books already available for all subjects at http://www.uel.ac.uk/library/Ebooks.htm
If you don't have an Athens username and password, contact Nadine Edwards in the library.
Duncan, Carol / Civilizing rituals : inside public art museums
Taylor & Francis, 661011269X
Murray, Chris / Key writers on art : the twentieth century
Taylor & Francis, 6610142394
Title: Rethinking third cinema
Taylor & Francis, 6610079633
Carroll, Noel, 1947- / The philosophy of horror or paradoxes of the heart
Taylor & Francis, 6610072167
Bell, Judith, 1930- / Doing your research project : a guide for first-time researchers in education, health and social science
Open University Press, 6610946981
Lawson, Bryan / How designers think : the design process demystified . - 4th ed.
Elsevier Science & Technology, 6610641994
McRobbie, Angela, 1951- / British fashion design : rag trade or image industry?
Taylor & Francis, 6610019983
Foster, Jeff / After Effects and photoshop : animation and production effects for DV and film
Wiley, 6610826595
Focal easy guide to After Effects : for new users and professionals
Elsevier Science & Technology, 6610628696
Smith, Jennifer / Adobe® creative suite all-in-one desk reference for dummies®
Wiley Publishers, 6610352925
Wines-Reed, Jeanne / Digital scrapbooking for dummies
Wiley Publishers, 6610279950
Strangely familiar : narratives of architecture in the city
Taylor & Francis, 6610256462
Mansfield, Elizabeth / Art history and its institutions : foundations of a discipline
Taylor & Francis, 6610138516
Mattick, Paul / Art in its time : theories and practices of modern aesthetics
Taylor & Francis, 6610071411
Horror film and psychoanalysis : Freud's worst nightmare
Cambridge University Press, 6610541124
Jones, Amelia / A companion to contemporary art since 1945
Blackwell, 6610743282
Surrealism and architecture
Routledge, 9780203339541
Rice, Charles / The emergence of the interior : architecture, modernity, domesticity
Routledge, 9780415384674
Women's places : architecture and design 1860-1960
Routledge, 0203402014
Negotiating domesticity : spatial productions of gender in modern architecture
Routledge, 9780203479476
Ideal homes? : social change and domestic life
Routledge, 9780203029138
Gender space architecture : an interdisciplinary introduction
Routledge, 9780203449127
Colquhoun, Ian / RIBA book of British housing : 1900 to the present day
Architectural Press, 9780080557670
Urban design features
Routledge, 9780203601723
Urban futures : critical commentaries on shaping the city
Routledge, 9780203018026
Landscape and sustainability
Taylor & Francis, 9780415404433
Zhang, Yingjin / Chinese national cinema
Routledge, 9780203645833
Chu, Yingchi / Hong Kong cinema : coloniser, motherland and self
Routledge, 9780203222072
Students and staff can access e-books on and off campus via their Athens username and password. To access the e-books on campus and off campus, click on the Click here for access to E-Book link below the book title in the library catalogue. Or log into your Athens account and in the list of resources, select one of the e-book platforms such as Dawson Books, MyiLibrary or Taylor and Francis eBook subscriptions. You can view the list of e-books already available for all subjects at http://www.uel.ac.uk/library/Ebooks.htm
If you don't have an Athens username and password, contact Nadine Edwards in the library.
Off-Air recordings 15th-21st March 2008
Academic staff should contact their Subject Librarian to request programmes for recording by Friday morning at the latest for the coming week. Below are the list of off-air recordings up to 21st March for Docklands Library.
SATURDAY 15th
01.50-03.50 (Sun) C4 Fade to black
SUNDAY 16th
11.00-11.50 C5 The USS Ronald Reagan (Megastructures)
17.30-18.05 BBC1 Songs of praise (4 episodes until the end of March – all one one DVD)
19.00-20.00 C4 Iraq's lost generation (Dispatches)
21.00-22.00 (8/10) BBC2 Around the world in 80 gardens (pts. 2-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC1 (5/5) The last enemy (All on one DVD)
23.15-00.15 ITV1 Revolution 68 (The South Bank show)
MONDAY 17th
12.30-13.00 BBC2 Working lunch
20.00-21.00 C4 Iraq: the betrayal (Dispatches) & (Happy birthday Iraq)
21.00-22.50 C4 Battle for Haditha
22.35-23.35 ITV1 Rageh Omar: the Iraq war by numbers
22.55-00.25 BBC4 The Peter Sellers story: as he filmed it
22.45-23.55 More4 On that day (Happy birthday Iraq)
TUESDAY 18th
12.30-13.00 BBC2 Working lunch
20.00-21.00 (8/10) BBC4 Around the world in 80 treasures (pts. 3-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC4 Auntie's war on smut (The curse of comedy)
22:00 - 22:30 BBC2 The Grumpy Guide to Work
22.00-23.50 More4 Sketches of Frank Gehry (True stories)
22.30-23.00 (4/6) BBC4 The hard sell (All on one DVD)
23.05-00.10 C4 Jon Snow's hidden Iraq (Happy birthday Iraq)
WEDNESDAY 19th
12.30-13.00 BBC2 Working lunch
21.00-22.00 (3/4) More4 This is civilisation (All on one DVD)
23.05-00.05 BBC4 Mark Lawson talks to Galton and Simpson
THURSDAY 20th
12.30-13.00 BBC2 Working lunch
18.00-18.30 ITV2 Airline USA
21.00-22.00 (3/5) BBC4 A year in Tibet (All on ond DVD)
23.45-00.45 BBC4 Selling power: the ad men and Number Ten
FRIDAY 21st
19.00-19.30 BBC2 The great British shares swindle (The money Programme)
21.00-22.00 BBC4 White gospel
SATURDAY 15th
01.50-03.50 (Sun) C4 Fade to black
SUNDAY 16th
11.00-11.50 C5 The USS Ronald Reagan (Megastructures)
17.30-18.05 BBC1 Songs of praise (4 episodes until the end of March – all one one DVD)
19.00-20.00 C4 Iraq's lost generation (Dispatches)
21.00-22.00 (8/10) BBC2 Around the world in 80 gardens (pts. 2-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC1 (5/5) The last enemy (All on one DVD)
23.15-00.15 ITV1 Revolution 68 (The South Bank show)
MONDAY 17th
12.30-13.00 BBC2 Working lunch
20.00-21.00 C4 Iraq: the betrayal (Dispatches) & (Happy birthday Iraq)
21.00-22.50 C4 Battle for Haditha
22.35-23.35 ITV1 Rageh Omar: the Iraq war by numbers
22.55-00.25 BBC4 The Peter Sellers story: as he filmed it
22.45-23.55 More4 On that day (Happy birthday Iraq)
TUESDAY 18th
12.30-13.00 BBC2 Working lunch
20.00-21.00 (8/10) BBC4 Around the world in 80 treasures (pts. 3-4, pts. 5-7 and pts. 8-10 on each DVD)
21.00-22.00 BBC4 Auntie's war on smut (The curse of comedy)
22:00 - 22:30 BBC2 The Grumpy Guide to Work
22.00-23.50 More4 Sketches of Frank Gehry (True stories)
22.30-23.00 (4/6) BBC4 The hard sell (All on one DVD)
23.05-00.10 C4 Jon Snow's hidden Iraq (Happy birthday Iraq)
WEDNESDAY 19th
12.30-13.00 BBC2 Working lunch
21.00-22.00 (3/4) More4 This is civilisation (All on one DVD)
23.05-00.05 BBC4 Mark Lawson talks to Galton and Simpson
THURSDAY 20th
12.30-13.00 BBC2 Working lunch
18.00-18.30 ITV2 Airline USA
21.00-22.00 (3/5) BBC4 A year in Tibet (All on ond DVD)
23.45-00.45 BBC4 Selling power: the ad men and Number Ten
FRIDAY 21st
19.00-19.30 BBC2 The great British shares swindle (The money Programme)
21.00-22.00 BBC4 White gospel
Monday 10 March 2008
bang! short Film Festival deadline for submissions Monday 1st April
Next festival April 26th/27th
Deadline for submissions Monday 1st April.
Deadline for submissions Monday 1st April.
bang! showcases the freshest new filmmakers twice a year at the Broadway Cinema in Nottingham, highlighting the best of what's out there : animation, drama, documentary, comedy, anything goes, this is two days of the edgiest shorts from the city, the region and beyond. Find out more at: http://www.bangshortfilmfestival.com/
Bicycle Film Festival 2008
The Bicycle Film Festival is a celebration of bicycles through film, art and music which is currently accepting entries for films with a strong theme or character of bicycles. A fine thriller with one scene of a bicycle chase does not count. We encourage all films with these guidelines to enter:
All lengths 1 minute on up Short films under 10 minutes are easier to program for our popular shorts program. Of course all lengths are accepted and screened.
All types: BMX, narratives, docs, experimental, Hollywood, cycling, and so on. Find out more at:
http://bicyclefilmfestival.com/
All lengths 1 minute on up Short films under 10 minutes are easier to program for our popular shorts program. Of course all lengths are accepted and screened.
All types: BMX, narratives, docs, experimental, Hollywood, cycling, and so on. Find out more at:
http://bicyclefilmfestival.com/
Friday 7 March 2008
The Textile Directory March newlsetter out now
The Textile Directory is a comprehensive resource for anyone searching for people, places or products related to textiles in art, craft, fashion and interiors. There are links to the websites of dozens of textile artists, designers and makers. The Textile Directory is full of easily accessible resources: museums and galleries to inspire you or to show your work in; colleges or individual tutors to learn textile techniques and skills from; and of course suppliers of all kinds of textile related products from art materials through to sewing machines. Find out more at: http://www.thetextiledirectory.com/
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